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Court ruling splits Twitter brand: X keeps name, loses bird and 'tweet'

A US judge ruled that X Corp retains the 'Twitter' name but has abandoned the 'tweet' term and bird logo. The decision stems from Elon Musk's 2023 public statements about discarding the old brand. X won the name dispute by proving continued use in its App Store listing, while losing the other marks due to lack of active usage evidence. Operation Bluebird, the rival startup, can now use the discarded marks but must wait for a full trial to challenge the name.

via thenextweb.com|

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technology1 month ago

Court Splits Ruling: X Keeps 'Twitter' Name, Loses 'Tweet' and Bird Logo

A federal judge ruled that X Corp retains trademark rights to the name 'Twitter' but has abandoned the 'tweet' term and bird logo. Consequently, Operation Bluebird must rebrand its new social platform from Twitter.now to Tweet.app. The ruling allows the rival service to proceed with its launch while blocking it from using the original name, citing consumer confusion and X’s continued use of the name in app store listings.

via Engadget|

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technology1 month ago•1 min saved

Court splits Twitter assets: X keeps name, loses bird and 'tweet'

A Delaware judge ruled that X Corp retains rights to the 'Twitter' name but has abandoned the 'tweet' term and blue bird logo. Operation Bluebird must rebrand its app to Tweet.app, though it can keep the bird icon. Over 170,000 users have already signed up for the new platform.

via Mashable|

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technology1 month ago•6 min saved

Court rules X retains 'Twitter' name rights but loses 'tweet' and bird logo

A Delaware judge ruled that X Corp can block Operation Bluebird from using the name 'Twitter' but not the term 'tweet' or the bird logo. X’s App Store listing retains the phrase 'formerly known as Twitter,' securing the name, while the court found X abandoned the other marks. Operation Bluebird has since rebranded to 'Tweet.app.'

via Ars Technica|

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technology1 month ago•2 min saved

Operation Bluebird Launches Twitter.now Amid Unresolved Trademark Dispute with X

A Virginia-based startup has launched a new social media platform called Twitter.now, claiming that Elon Musk’s X Corporation abandoned the Twitter brand. The move follows a tentative court ruling suggesting X may have relinquished intellectual property rights, though no final order has been issued. The new platform features an AI-driven fact-checking tool and currently has only hundreds of users.

via Ars Technica|

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